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Keef Wrote:

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> Having just checked ours, it's a Tomy, I think

> it's something like a walkabout platinum or

> something. Not sure about battery life (as

> mentioned above), as we basically just keep it in

> it's charging port. It has vibrating alert (which

> is why my old work had it - equipment for Deaf

> people, that was going to be thrown out brand new,

> to make room in their cupboard!!!!), night light,

> which is good.

>

> Best thing is that you can talk back from the

> parent unit, leading to lots of "Come in bedroom,

> this is living room, over". (I am such a

> child!!!).



We've got a bt with the same functionality. Other walky talky lines that have been done:


"Broadsword calling Dannyboy, over"

"This is rubber duck that's a 10-4 do you copy"


A child too.

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